DHANURMASA VRATHAM/DHANURMASA POOJA VIDHANAM/GODA DEVI/TIRUPPAVAI

Hi My name is VVL Narasimham. Welcome to my Channel titled VVL Narasimham.    • DHANURMASA VRATHAM/DHANURMASA POOJA VIDHAN...   ABOUT THIS VIDEO: Dhanurmasam is considered the month of Bhakti. Though it is considered an inauspicious month to start any new ventures like weddings and house warming ceremonies, it is also an important month for all spiritual seekers as it is a very good period to worship of Lord Vishnu. One of the most common practices is to chant Vishnu Sahasranama, Purusha Suktam, Sri Vishnu Suktam or Narayana Upanishad during early morning hours. Many people also offer worship to Sri Maha Lakshmi along with Sri Maha Vishnu during this time. Vishnu Chitta was born in the family of Vishnu Vahana – Garutmantha. He was one of the 12 alwars. He was the main alwar in Shree Villiputtoor, in the sanctum of Lord Vishnu as Vatapatra Sai. He found a baby, the incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, in the garden of Tulasi. He named her “Kodai” – which means a garland. Kodai used to prepare the garlands that her father carried to the temple to decorate the Lord. Once she prepared the garland, she would adorn them herself to see if they look beautiful, then used to give them to her father for offering. Unawares of this Vishnu chitta used to offer them to the Lord. One day when he found some hair in the garland, he realizes the reason and worries about the innocent folly committed. But that night the Lord appears in his dream and tells him he prefers to be offered with those garlands worn by Kodai. Please go through this video in full and derive the full advantages from it. Please like the video, share it with your relatives and friends, offer your valuable comments and finally subscribe to my channel and press the Bell Button by the side. This will encourage me in making more and more such videos and you will get notifications about my future videos. Thank You. My Social Links: Face Book:   / vinnakota.vln   Face Book page: @vlnvinnakota    / vvlnarasimham   #VVLNarasimham #dhanurmasavratham #Tiruppavai